THE

LIBERTARIAN

ENTERPRISE

Issue

12

L. Neil Smith's

The Libertarian Enterprise

Number 12, August 14, 1996

"A libertarian is a person who believes that no one has the right,
under any circumstances, to initiate force against another human
being, or to advocate or delegate its initiation. Those who act
consistently with this principle are libertarians, whether they
realize it or not. Those who fail to act consistently with it are
not libertarians, regardless of what they may claim."

HEADLINE NEWS

To our faithful readers -- There are big changes going on behind the
scenes at The Libertarian Enterprise. The Enterprise is now going
to arrive at your doorstep twice a month -- that'll be two nights
in the month you stay up late, reading the publication. Twice as
many articles you can forward to friends and family.
Pass us on!
Lastly, we've dropped our Internet provider completely, for a new
one. From now on, address all Comments, Opinions and Subscription
Requests to the current Managing Editor.
Thank you for all your support,

-- Yiing Boardman, ME_TLE

Delivery Schedule for The Libertarian Enterprise

The Libertarian Enterprise is a biweekly publication, and should
usually get to you by the end of the first and third week of the
month. Please email the Managing Editor if you are not receiving
yours regularly. Our mailer still has bugs in it. Large, unfriendly
bugs.
The Libertarian Enterprise is available by email. Please email
the Managing Editor, and specify whether you would like one issue
or a free subscription. If you do not specifically ask for a
subscription, you may only get whatever issues you ask for. Please
keep in mind that our issues are all very large, so if you request
all back issues, your mailbox may explode.
The Libertarian Enterprise is available by ftp. Visit our site
at ftp://dimensional.com/users/boardman/enterprise/ and
download any of the back issues.
The Libertarian Enterprise is available through the World Wide
Web at various addresses. The most permanent of these looks like
it's somewhere in http://www.webleyweb.com/tle/ and very nice,
it is, too.